ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN MOHAMMED SHAROOM Selected Works 2016-2020
Hello! My name is Mohameed Sharoom and I am in my semester-8th of Undergraduate program in University School of Architecture and Planning (USAP).I am particularly interested in contextual design and excited at every opportunity to integrate community involvement and sustainable construction. Tel: +91 95823 38183 E-mail: shahroom6@gmail.com 794-95 Baba Farid Puri, Patel Nagar (West), New Delhi 110008. India
EDUCATION //2012 - High School (9.0 CGPA) SD Public School, Delhi //2014 - Higher Secondary School (81%) SD Public School, Delhi //2016 - Bachelors in Architecture University School of Architecture & Planning
SKILLS & INTERESTS // // // // // // //
Team work, Strong adaptability AutoCAD, Sketchup, Revit Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Lumion, TwinMotion, V-ray Model-making, Hand-drafting, Illustrations Hindi (native), English, Urdu, Arabic (Read) Reading, Writing, Music
ACADEMIC PROJECTS 2016-2017
S E M I - SE M I I // Studio Apartment, GGSIPU, Dwarka, Delhi // Measured Drawing, USMS // Documentation, SuryaKatarmal Temple, Almora // University Canteen, Dwarka, Delhi // Lauri Baker Trophy (Special Mention)
2017-2018
S E M I I I - SE M I V // Primary School with Old Age Home, Dwarka // Documentation, KothiBanal Architecture, Uttrakhand // Uttrakhand Bhawan, Dwarka (Dhajji Construction- Earthquake Resitance) // Lauri Baker Trophy
2018-2019
S E M V - SE M V I // National Institute of Design, JNU, Delhi // Group Housing, Dwarka, Delhi // Mohammed Shaheer Landscape Trophy Core Team Member
2019-2020
S E M V I I- SE M V I I I // National Emergency Centre, Karkardooma, Delhi // Research Paper : Spatial Marginalization of sex workers of GB road // Architecture Thesis Rural Growth Centre, Assam (Reimagining Detention centre)
STUDENT INTERN (six weeks) // EMARA Architecture and Urbanism, Delhi Ar. Intekhab Alam, Principal Architect +91 88023 32348
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University Canteen, Dwarka
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National Emergency Centre, Karkardooma, Delhi
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Mixed Income Group Housing, Dwarka, Delhi
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Sayed Haider Raza Residence, Dwarka, Delhi
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Seabuck Thorn Research Centre, Leh, Ladhak
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as a Student Intern
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Mohammed Shaheer Landscape Trophy Core Team Member
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Red-light districts- GB road & kamathipura
Dissertation
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KOTIBANAL ARCHITECTUREUTTRAKHAND Documentation
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RURAL GROWTH CENTRE
During the 1947 partition, a huge section of Bengalis speaking from Bangladesh migrated to the north eastern region. Since then, they have formed a crucial part of the in Assamese land. The cultures of both Assamese people and bengali speaking Bangladeshi migrants got intertwined and became a part of same geographical landscape. This made difficult to separate between the people who are migrating from Bangladesh with the native Indian-Bengali speaking people. Secondly, West Bengal is the nearest metro city where bengali is predominantly the most spoken language.
Goalpara, Assam
Assamese & Bengali speaking
Bengali speaking Migrants from Bangladesh
A view of Goalpara Bus Stand- Important destination of the district
Bangladesh, a densely populated, riverine South Asian nation, has always survived its share of tropical storms, flooding, and other natural disasters. But today, climate change is accelerating old forces of destruction, creating new patterns of displacement, and fueling and explosion of rapid, chaotic urbanization. As climate change drives the migration of up to 200 million people worldwide by 2050.
Goalpara town is 1 KM from the Brahmaputra river. The river was used for the transportation of various important resources like tea, oil, timber to west part of the word by the East India Company. Due to this major transaction, the region became hub for initial development. Goalpara had mansion of the elites of Assam near the river that was then captured and converted into the official purpose for the EIC. The region is very rich for agriculture; therefore, half of the revenue comes from this industry. Goalpara college, Goalpara central Jail and Law college (Goalpara) are some of the early programmes that are responsible for making this important centre. This region has the maximum health infrastructures due to connectivity with the 7 other blocks and the state. The Goalpara is acting as a centralised body for the daily trade and commerce which makes the surrounding blocks and regions under-utilised.
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Over the last decade, nearly 700,000 Bangladeshis were displaced on average each year by natural disasters, according to the IDMC. But even in relatively calm years, there is a rising drumbeat of displacement as sea-level rise, erosion, salinity intrusion, crop failures, and repeat inundation make life along the coast untenable. Over 15 million people affected by incrense of 1m rise in Sea-level.
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BASIC VILLAGES
DISTRICT CENTRE Commercially Advanced region; performing higher, lower and medium order services
TOTAL VILLAGES UNDER GOLPARA TOWN A. LAKHIPUR- 268 B. BALIJANA - 222 C. MATIA - 115 D. DUDHNOI - 67 E. RANGJULI - 125
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PRESENT SCENARIO
The principal subject of focus for the thesis is to build a symbiotic relationship between the mass and the refugees. A common ground can be proposed with an infrastructure that can provide a platform for skill development, employment opportunities, education impartment and revenue generation for the state. Since, the model of the centre will be replicate throughout the state, therefore the required outcome should not only limit for detaining people but required a program that will help in the overall growth and development of the region around a centre.
PRESENT SCENARIO
NRC AND DETENTION CENTRE Since 1971, people crossing borders (from bangladesh), are allegedly destroying Assam culture.
SUPREME COURT CALL ORDER, 2019 Final updated NRC published on 31 August 2019, contained 31 million names out of 33 million population. It left out about 1.9 million applicants.
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Possible detainees have a window of two months, and are free to challenge their non-inclusion in Foreigners tribunal.
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The process of updating Assam's part of NRC started in 2013 when the supreme court of india passed an order for it to be updated.
A family might break; This 1.9 million when only a few members are suspected applicants includes; as irregular foreigners. Or bengali hindus, muslims, If members are put in local people and from different detention North India. Centres.
WIN INDIAN CITIZENSHIP Regaining citizenship by proving themselves as non-migrants.
BASIC VILLAGES
GROWTH CENTRES
DISTRICT CENTRE
Centre serving as a central place for the villages; performing medium order services
Commercially Advanced region; performing higher order services
PROPOSED
FOCAL POINT DEVELOPMENT has to be guideline, if the rural areas are to be developed in a short time. Through this kind of selective approach, the planning process could locate what can become the GROWTH CENTRES in rural areas. This enables the centres to work as a catalyst – invigorating the growth not only on the centres but also of the surrounding villages. Certain economic activities, presently located in the district or city should be decentralised and taken to these centres. The centre will bridge the gap between the small villages and the district (commercially advanced opportunities)
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DETENTION
TIME IN DETENTION
DETENTION CENTRES NO EDUCATION
One detention centre Spread area: 28,000 sq. m. Capacity: 3000 detainees Budget: 45 cr Assam government plans 10 such detention centres.
NO HYGIENE
Reality To house 1.9 million people, 635 detention entres must be built.
AGRICULTURAL SKILL ONLY
WAYS TO RECLAIM INDIAN CITIZENSHIP
6 existing detention centres in Assam. Detention centre design is replicated.
One has to spend 3 to 6 years in a detention centre.These individuals are not segregated from convicts and undertrial prisons, who are housed in the same prison facilities, have limited contact with families. W1 Two Indian citizens W2 must be witness and take guarentee. GUARANTEE OF TWO INDIANS OR 1 LAKH BAIL Possible detainees must deposit 1 lakh rupee as bail.
INDIAN CITIZENSHIP
SEGREGATION The 20 M wide axis segregates the detainees region and the public region in the 60-40% respectively. The 60% is dedicated to the detention centre. Market
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PUBLIC ZONE The axis road has market on either side. It leads to a big hall space at the end used for weddings, festivals and other community functions. It also acts like a refuge area in case of an emergency. Training cum Production Centre
Industrial Training Institute
Healthcare centre
Emergency entry
Locals+Detainees
The TCPC is placed near the market for the sale of products made by both the locals and the detainees. Healthcare centre is placed near the administraMale
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The blocks have been segregated on the basis of males, females and families. They are overlooked by the administration and surrounded by watchtowers. The spaces between two blocks are used for farming, workshops and production units.
MARKET AND COMMUNITY HALL 24m2 market unit along with a strip for informal street vendors ( vegetable, fruits, fish and meat etc ) is designed along either side of the main axis road. In between the unit and vendors strip, 2M wide barrel vault corridor is made which enables customers to interact with both types of vendors.
A Market Unit isometric exploded view
Section cut at +4500 MM
RESPONSE TO EMERGENCY SITUATION
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This week, more than 1 million people are stranded in floods in the east of the country. Assam is historically flood-prone, partly because of the volatility of the Brahmaputra river and partly because of topography. The river, which originates in Tibet, hurtles down the mountainous landscape of Arunachal Pradesh before it reaches Assam. In a valley hemmed in by hills, it slows down and unloads its heavy burden of sediment, causing destruction.
Community Hall acting as a Landmark during any climate emergency for the region. Since, hall is 2000 MM above the Road level, the chances for the flood water to enter is very less. The 60M X 20M hall enables a good amount of people to take shelter and act as a landmark for providing relief materials.
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University Canteen GGSIPU, Delhi
TOTAL SITE AREA- 600 SQ.M. TOTAL BUILT-UP AREA - 235 SQ.M. THE EXHIBITION AREA IS PLACED ON THE ARRIVAL FOR FETCHING THE MAXIMUM ATTENTION OF EVERY USER. IT OPENS-UP TO A BAKERY WHICH IS DELIBERATELY ADDED TO THE PROGRAM MAKING THE OVERALL ENVIRONMENT MORE AROMATIC. THE DIFFERENT KIND OF SITTING SPACES ARE DESIGNED KEEPING IN MIND OF DIFFERENT ‘EVERYDAY’ MOOD OF A USER. SITTING SPACES ARE STUDIED IN THE CAMPUS, NESCAFE AREA SEAMS TO BE FAVOURITE SPACE OF A STUDENT. THE OPEN SITTING UNITS TOWARDS THE END IS OF MULTIPLE USAGE. THIS SPACE IS COMPATIBLE AND ADAPTIVE TO ANY USE.
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NATIONAL DISASTER CENTRE Karkardooma, Delhi a team work of 7 students
THE VISION HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING A NATION RESILIENT BY ESTABLISHING A SYSTEM WHICH LAYS EMPHASIS ON CAPACITY BUILDING FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT AT COMMUNITY LEVEL. THE SYSTEM IS WELL INTEGRATED WITH THE EXISTING TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS WHICH ARE IDENTIFIED AS CRITICAL LIFELINES IN CASES OF DISASTERS. THEY CATER TO TIMELY DEPLOYMENT OF RESOURCES TO AFFECTED AREAS NATION-WIDE AND SUPPORT EVACUATION, EMERGENCY RESPONSE, RELIEF AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS.
INDIA’S GEOGRAPHICAL SETTING MAKES IT PRONE TO NATURAL DISASTERS SUCH AS LANDSLIDES, EARTHQUAKES, FLOODS AND CYCLONES. THEREFORE THERE IS A NEED FOR THE CITIZENS TO BE AWARE, PREPARED AS WELL AS BE IN A POSITION TO MANAGE DISASTERS AND THUS PREVENT AND MINIMISE DAMAGE. THE PROPOSED SYSTEM OF A CLIMATE EMERGENCY HUB SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED AT THE STATE LEVEL, AND FURTHER BRANCHED OUT TO THE LOCAL LEVEL OF EACH STATE. THE INTER-STATE CONNECTIVITY IS MAINTAINED BY INTEGRATING THE SYSTEM WITH THE RICH NATION-WIDE SPREAD RAILWAY NETWORK.
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HUGE INTEGRATED NETWORK OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACROSS THE CITY CAN ACT AS A CRITICAL LIFE LINE ENABLING ACCESS TO THE AFFECTED COMMUNITIES ,SUPPORTING EVACUATION, EMERGENCY RESPONSE, RELIEF AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS. TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND OPEN SPACE THAT SUPPORTS IT CAN BECOME CRITICAL TO DISASTER PREPAREDNESS,IMPROVING RESILIENCE OF THE COMMUNITY, WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY TACKLING ISSUES OF EVERYDAY LIFE. THESE EXISTING STRUCTURES CAN ACT AS REFUGE SPOTS,PROVIDING COMMUNITY WITH SHELTER,EMERGENCY SUPPLY KITS, ENERGY, DRINKING WATER, SOS SYSTEM.
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RELIEF PACKETS
EASILY ACESSIBLE PROVIDING EMERGENCY SUPPLY KITS
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UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE
ENCOURAGING THE USE OF NMV
CONNECTED TO FIRE HYDRANTS. CAN BE USED AS POTABLE WATER DURING DIASTER,PIPED CONNECTIONS ARE DISRUBTED
BUS STOP
acting as an array of refuge areas during
TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURES ARE HIGHLY PRONE TO DISASTERS.
SOLAR CHIMNEY , PURIFING AIR AND PRODUCING ELECTRICITY
BY MAKING TRANSPORTATION INDEPENDENT OF CENTRALISED ENERGY SYSTEM DURING A DIASTER ,THE SYSTEM BECOMES MORE RESILIENT.
GLASSHOUSE ROOF: HYPERBOLIC SHAPE, CHANNELISING AMBIENT AIR
AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEM TARGETTING 500M RADIUS
ELECTRIC CHARGE POINTS POWERED BY SOLAR CHIMNEY
CONCOURSE LEVEL ACTING AS REFUGE AREA PROVIDING RELIEF MATERIAL
METRO STATION
acting as emergency landmarks during a disaster
A SOLAR CHIMNEY PURIFYING AIR AND PRODUCING ELECTRICITY
LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT’S DEPLOYMENT FOR RELIEF ASSISTANCE AND SUPPLY,AND THE PHYSICAL TRAINING BRANCH OF THE EMERGENCY HUB, DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE PATCH
DEPLOYMENT OF EMERGENCY SUPPLIES USING HELIPCOPTERS AT NATIONAL LEVEL THIS SYSTEM CAN BE CONNECTED TO HINDON AIR BASE
GREEN HOUSE PRODUCING FOOD DURING A DIASTER IN A PROTECTED ENVIROMENT.
LOGISTICS AND DEPLOYMNET
ADDITIONAL PLATFORM
URBAN FARMING
PROVIDED AT ANAND VIHAR RAILYARD FOR EMERGENCY DEPLOYMENT OF RELIEF .
INCREASING LAND PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY,VERTICAL FARMING PROMOTES DECENTRALISED FOOD PRODUCTION, MAKING A REGION MORE RESILIENT AND SELF SUFFICEINT IN CASE OF DISASTER.
DIASTER MANAGMNET CENTER
LAND UNDER NORTHERN RAILWAYS LAND HEADED UNDER NDMA , USED AS AN EXTENSION OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY HUB AT BHARTENDU MARG.
BIOLOGICAL SEWAGE TREATMENT
AREA BEING USED AS A RECREATIONAL SPACE AS WELL AS A DECENTRALIZED TREATMENT FACILITY
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A CAPACITY BUILDING ARM
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A PROTOTYPE OF A CENTRAL BODY INTERCONNCTED IN A SYSTEM UNDER NDMA, SERVING AT LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL. UNDER : NDMA AIDED BY : CENTRAL GOVT.
main axis blood donation drives, ngo ofďŹ ces , urban room
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Various govt.(such as dpcc), private offices are located in the complex,complementing the work done by each other in diaster managmnent
INSTITUTION
Trainning and research departments for agriculturecarbon processing , diaster managment - helping prepare public against diaster.
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Public nature and the facilities are commercial in nature but are carried out in the spirit of public service.
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DURING EMERGENCY REFUGE AREA
Spaces inside the complex Are of dual nature, they can be used as large flexible spaces for refuge shelter.
Bazaar serving local community
LOGISTICS CENTER
A center for providing humanitarian assistance and relief supply to the victims of disasters.
AWARNESS
Public awareness and Education programmes in the campus makes the Community more resilient and equipped against diaster.
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Identifying the probable movement connections with respect to the site. The site is a corner plot, with the Delhi Metro running along the front. Pedestrian movement is promoted in the design.
Putting the greenhouse at the front for maximum sunlight and retail frontage; the institutional block behind with personal courtyards, extracting a pedestrian passage in between.
CONNECTION Connecting the commercia the upper floors. The institu private. A personal courtya activities. The rightmost pa houses spaces for activities as the urban room - accessi by all types of people for ga interactions.
The institute is of public nature Providing opportunities for members of the public to learn and get involved about the past, present and future of the cities. It serves as a headquater for coordination and deployment of relief assistance.
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NATIONAL EMERGENCY CENTRE The building is a mixture of public and private functions, which sits perfectly with its surroundings. The institutional block teaches and prepares volunteers for any emergency situations, while the public areas provide a recreational area, much needed to the Karkardooma area.
The headquarters of the hub is stratergically located at karkardooma. New delhi being the capital of india houses the central government ministries and bodies which fuel the coordinated functioning of the national emergency hub
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MIXED INCOME GROUP HOUSING
THE DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (DDA) IS SET TO DEVELOP A SMART SUB-CITY IN DWARKA. DWARKA CENTRAL HUB: BUILT ALONG THE METRO LINE, PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES AND COMMERCIAL PROJECTS WILL COMING UP IN THE ZONE. PROPOSED MASTERPLAN FOR ZONE :NEW LAUNCHES OF RESIDENTIAL PROJECT WITH MANY PROJECTS FOR EWS. BEING DEVEOPED AS DIPLOMATIC ENCLAVE 2. CLOSE PROXIMITY TO AIIMS 2 .A METRO LINE FROM DWARKA SEC-21 TO THE IIFCO CHOWK IN GURGAON WILL BOOST CONNECTIVITY IN THIS ZONE. THE DDA PLANS TO CREATE AN INTERNATIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX IN SEC -16. THE DWARKA CENTRAL HUB WILL BE A SELF-SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS HUB OFFERING AND ENVIRONMENT SUITABLE FOR MOBILE WORKFORCE AND ENTREPRENEURS WITH ADVANCED OFFICE FACILITIES FOR START-UPS AND CORPORATE. ANALYSIS OF THE MASTER PLAN OF THE ZONE LEADS TO THE REQUIRMENT OF RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS THAT CATER MIXED USER GROUP, AND IS FLEXIBLE WITH POTENTIAL TO EXPAND.
Sector 16C-Dwarka, Delhi a team work of 4 students
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PARK POLICE STATION GGSIPU
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DESIGN STRATEGIES A) aim to promote interaction and flexibility,Encouraging shared activities and free use. B) Enclosed spaces like bedrooms are mised and strategically placed to leave visual and Physical proximity of common spaces. C)Double height increases not only the amount of the sunlight in the living areas of the house But also allows for more cross ventilation, thereby ensuring high degree of passive environmental control while , also ensuring an unconventional spatial experience D) the upper floors are retracted to genrate Voids and double heights in the proximity of the facades .
50 SQ. METER a) FLEXIBLE SPACE LAYOUT b) INCRIMENTAL SPACES C)ACCESS TO SHARED TERRACE.
110 SQ METER a) DOUBLE HEIGHT TERRACES b) DIVISION IN COMMON SPACES CREATED DUE TO LEVEL DIFFERENCE c) PRIVATE TERRACE
160 SQ METER a) SPLIT LEVEL SPACES b) PRIVATE TERRACE c) DOUBLE HEIGHT LIVING
80 SQ. METER(II) a) DISABLED FRIENDLY b) DOUBLE HEIGHT LIVING SPACE AND TERRACE
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WALKWAY LANE CYCLING TRACK AGRA TRACK
ICONIC CHIMNEYS CAN ACT AS VIEW PONITS OF THE CITY
COAL CONVEYOR BELT CAN BE USED AS CYCLING TRACK
MAIN STRUCTURE CAN BEUSED AS PUBLIC SPACES LIKE MUSEUM, HELPING TO REDEFINE THE COMPLEX
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THE BRIDGE IS CREATING HEALTHY CONNECTION ACCROSS THE SITE WITH ACTIVE AND PASSIVE PLAY AND CONNECTIONS TO NATURE AND THE COMMUNITIES.THERE IS ENHANCED COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE OF PARK USE, VARIETY AND DIVERSITY OF ACTIVITY.
ON OCCASION OF CHHAT, A PART OF THE WATERBODY IS USED TO TAKE HOLY DIPS BY THE NEARBY COMMUNITIES FROM UTTAR PRADESH & BIHAR.
THE PASSAGE WHICH WAS ONCE USED TO EXTRACT THE WATER OUT OF THE QUARRY IS NOW A PASSAGE FOR PEOPLE TO COMMUTE BETWEEN THE THERMAL PLANT AND THE LAKE. THE SATIRE HERE IS THAT ONCE WHAT DEPLETED THE RESOURCE IS NOW REPLENISHING IT. WATER TREATMENT PLANT IN WORKING CONDITION GOVERMENT PROPOSAL FOR CONVERTING ASH POND INTO DELHI’S LARGEST ECOLOGICAL PARK.
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RED-LIGHT DISTRICTS- GB ROAD & KAMATHIPURA Prostitution changes the landscape of other social and economic functions in a neighbourhood.
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courtesans standing on the balcony soliciting the passing-byes(chawri bazar main street- mughal era)
Typical brothel plan
Shop frontage and entry to upstairs lies on the same road
combinations of brothels, wareouses and shops can be seen along the stretch of GB road
Intricately carved arches adorn a balcony in Chawri Bazar, residents of then Twa’ifs.
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KOTIBANAL ARCHITECTURE-UTTRAKHAND Earthquake Resistant structures a team work of 6 students
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street elevation from the primary road.
key plan of the village
Entry of the village
the renoved structure provided openings unlike the older built with only one door
courtyard act as a multipurpose area for the village. activities like weeding, yearly ‘mela’, etc.
isometric sketch of the Granery used for storage.
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Plan- First haveli built from stone and wood
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